What Engine Oil for Superchaged Engine?
06-11-2015, 04:19 PM
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While he did not, nor I did not, build his shortblocks, they leak down just fine, and since that video was taken there was nothing coming from the breathers besides a fine mist of oil, which is why even the best marine engine builders have puke tanks on their big power engines. That "smoke" you see, is NOT burning oil coming from breathers.
Either of you guys got any videos of your boats running? Seems like you guys always have alot to say, but nothing to show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3zQvghTrf0
06-11-2015, 04:34 PM
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I'm sure you guys are referring to Icdedppl's video. FWIW, that is steam vapors from the moisture in the oil thanks to his leaking stellings headers, which have been replaced with stainless marine Gen III exhaust and 5'' dry tails.
While he did not, nor I did not, build his shortblocks, they leak down just fine, and since that video was taken there was nothing coming from the breathers besides a fine mist of oil, which is why even the best marine engine builders have puke tanks on their big power engines. That "smoke" you see, is NOT burning oil coming from breathers.
Either of you guys got any videos of your boats running? Seems like you guys always have alot to say, but nothing to show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3zQvghTrf0
While he did not, nor I did not, build his shortblocks, they leak down just fine, and since that video was taken there was nothing coming from the breathers besides a fine mist of oil, which is why even the best marine engine builders have puke tanks on their big power engines. That "smoke" you see, is NOT burning oil coming from breathers.
Either of you guys got any videos of your boats running? Seems like you guys always have alot to say, but nothing to show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3zQvghTrf0
06-11-2015, 04:39 PM
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Fast widebands dont hold up well when you get them wet after you flip your boat over trying to do speed runs, or lose control of it and crash it into the rocks. Best bet is to keep the electronics to a minimum, and stick to plug reading . Plus, replacing all those pistons is fun when you melt them and blame it on your timing light accuracy.
06-11-2015, 04:48 PM
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Fast widebands dont hold up well when you get them wet after you flip your boat over trying to do speed runs, or lose control of it and crash it into the rocks. Best bet is to keep the electronics to a minimum, and stick to plug reading . Plus, replacing all those pistons is fun when you melt them and blame it on your timing light accuracy.
06-11-2015, 04:55 PM
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Plus, replacing all those pistons is fun when you melt them and blame it on your timing light accuracy.
Can that really Happen? Wow!
Now before this gets out of hand just look at where this thread got high jacked then PLEASE PLEASE shut up
Can that really Happen? Wow!
Now before this gets out of hand just look at where this thread got high jacked then PLEASE PLEASE shut up
06-11-2015, 05:03 PM
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Its really too bad! this guy comes on to ask a question and now once again it turns to crap.. I don't understand the reason!
